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As is. Stopper glows American Brilliant Cut Glass (ABCG) refers to a period of highly ornate and intricate cut glass produced in the United States, primarily between 1876 and 1917. This era saw a surge in demand for decorative glassware, and American manufacturers excelled in producing elaborate pieces characterized by deep, precise cutting and complex patterns. These pieces were often exported to Europe and were highly prized for their brilliance and artistry. Cruets, small bottles designed for serving condiments like vinegar, oil, or salad dressing, were popular items within ABCG production. They often featured elaborate stoppers and handles, showcasing the glassmaker's skill. The detailed cutting on this cruet, with its starbursts and fans, is typical of the high-quality craftsmanship associated with the ABCG period, making it a desirable collectible.